Shoulder Care at The Orthopedic Clinic
Shoulder injuries can make lifting objects, raising your arms, and throwing a ball painful or even impossible. This can make it difficult to live your best life. At The Orthopedic Clinic, we want you to live your best life in full motion. That’s why we provide:
- On-site physical therapy for a seamless patient experience
- Minimally invasive surgery for faster recovery and fewer complications
- Outpatient surgical procedures with minimal recovery times
- Interventional pain management
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Our Approach to Shoulder Treatment and Recovery
At The Orthopedic Clinic, we believe that surgery can be an effective option, but needs to be agreed upon by the physician and patient after other treatments haven’t helped.
If the physician and patient agree on surgery, we provide innovative, minimally invasive shoulder treatments. These treatments typically allow for faster recovery, less pain, and less time spent in the hospital. They include:
- Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
- Bankart instability surgery for shoulder dislocation
- Arthroscopic SLAP labral repair
- Total shoulder replacement
- Reverse shoulder prosthesis
Why Choose Our Shoulder Physicians?
At The Orthopedic Clinic, we give our patients the ability to live their very best life in full motion. We approach shoulder care with this mindset, customizing our treatment plan to you. Why? Because we believe this is how to provide the best care possible. And that’s what you deserve.
At The Orthopedic Clinic, we offer:
- A minimally invasive approach to shoulder surgery for the fastest recovery possible
- Multiple physicians who perform outpatient shoulder procedures
- On-site physical therapy centers for a seamless patient experience
- 24-hour regional anesthesia so our patients experience zero pain from surgery
- Nerve block catheters to minimize post-procedure pain and minimize the need for narcotics
Shoulder Treatments
The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body. It is a ball-and-socket joint containing many components that allow for mobility. The upper arm bone (humerus) represents the ball and the shoulder blade (scapula) represents the socket. The rotator cuff supports the shoulder. It consists of many tendons and muscles. We routinely perform several shoulder treatments at The Orthopedic Clinic, including:
Total Shoulder Replacement
Total shoulder replacement removes damaged portions of the shoulder joint and replaces either the ball or the ball-and-socket with an artificial component called a prosthesis. The advantages of our approach include:
- Improved mobility
- Less muscle cutting
- Comprehensive physical therapy plan
- 24-hour regional anesthesia for less pain
- Nerve block catheters to reduce post-procedure pain
Reverse Shoulder Prosthesis
The reverse shoulder prosthesis helps relieve both severe shoulder arthritis and irreparable rotator cuff damage. The reverse shoulder prosthesis replaces the damaged joint. The implant mimics the anatomy of the shoulder but provides a deeper socket to stabilize the joint. The advantages of our approach include:
- On-site post-surgery physical therapy
- Physical therapists who work closely with the surgeon
- 24-hour regional anesthesia for less pain
- Nerve block catheters to make physical therapy less painful
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Shoulder arthroscopy is one of the most common shoulder procedures outside of a total shoulder replacement. We may recommend this if non-surgical techniques aren’t working to relieve pain. The advantages of our approach include:
- Minimally invasive
- Lower chance of bleeding and infection
- Faster recovery
- On-site post-surgery physical therapy
- Physical therapists who work closely with the surgeon
Bankart Lesion Repair
Bankart lesion repair is typically performed on a patient who suffers from a dislocated shoulder. This is a minimally invasive arthroscopic procedure. The advantages of our approach include:
- Lower chance of bleeding and infection
- Faster recovery
- On-site post-surgery physical therapy
- Physical therapists who work closely with the surgeon
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
We insert a small camera into your shoulder joint through a tiny incision. This camera allows us to guide the miniature surgical instruments to perform this minimally invasive procedure. The advantages of our approach include:
- Lower chance of bleeding and infection
- Faster recovery
- On-site post-surgery physical therapy
- Physical therapists who work closely with the surgeon
You Don’t Have to Live With Shoulder Pain
A shoulder injury can impact everything you do throughout your day, and living with pain can make you miserable. We can help. Contact our dependable orthopedic specialists today to schedule an appointment with one of our compassionate, caring physicians.
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